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The Greater Birmingham Association of Home Builders strives to protect the American Dream in Central Alabama for housing opportunities for all, while working to promote professional success for its members who build, remodel, and maintain communities, create jobs and improve our local economy.

GBAHB's mission is to advocate for the home building industry by promoting professionalism and developing community through quality-built homes.

Exciting New Member Benefit: 50% Tuition Discount at Faulkner University!

At the recent Local Presidents meeting at Summer Board, we introduced an incredible new benefit for HBAA members, their full-time employees, and their children. Faulkner University, with campuses across Montgomery, Birmingham, Huntsville, and Mobile—as well as a range of online programs—is now offering a 50% tuition discount on eligible programs!

This exclusive opportunity is designed to make quality education more accessible to our members and their families. For full details, please see the attached flyer. If a member requires confirmation of at least one year of membership to qualify, we are happy to provide a confirmation letter.

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2024 Birmingham Builder Named to Hall of Fame

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (Oct. 1, 2024)

A decorated Birmingham-area home builder added to her list of accolades Thursday with the announcement of 2024’s Alabama Building Industry Hall of Fame inductees. Alicia Huey, Owner and President of AGH Homes, secured her place in industry history as one of two nominees selected for induction into the exclusive group of professionals chosen by her peers within the Home Builders Association of Alabama (HBAA).

Huey’s induction follows on the heels of a productive tenure at the helm of the National Association of Home Builders, where she served as chairman in 2023. Prior to that national role, Huey also served in various capacities on the Executive Committee of the HBAA and led the Greater Birmingham Association of Home Builders as president.

“I want to thank my fellow members and the leadership of the HBAA for selecting me to join the ranks of this esteemed group,” Huey said.

“Your faith in my work and my leadership at all levels has been indispensable in the fight for a secure, prosperous future for our housing industry.”

Huey went on to congratulate her fellow 2024 inductee, Jimmy Rutland of the Greater Montgomery Home Builders Association. Rutland is the president of Lowder New Homes and has served previously in multiple leadership roles within the HBAA, including as president in 2018.

Huey and Rutland will be officially inducted into the Hall of Fame during the HBAA Annual Convention in November in Destin, Florida.


Talk of Alabama | Greater Bham Assoc. of Homebuilders 2023

by Crystal Gray | ABC33/40 | February 23rd 2023

Builders, at times, get painted in a bad light, but we are good guys. The Greater Birmingham Association of Homebuilder's helps fight for the American Dream and make sure you have a choice in building your dream home.

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Alabama Builder Elected Chairman of NAHB

By Elizabeth Thompson, National Association of Home Builders Feb 2, 2024

The Home Builders Association of Alabama is proud to announce the installation of Alicia Huey of Birmingham as the 2023 Chairman for the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB)!

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Additional Mentions

Huey named chairman of the National Association of Home Builders - Birmingham Business Journal

Apartment Completions Rise Resulting in Slower Absorption Rates

Nov 27th 2024 : The percentage of new apartment units that were absorbed within three months of completion rose from to in the second quarter of according to the Census Bureau s latest release of the Survey of Market Absorption of New Multifamily Units SOMA The survey covers new units in multifamily residential buildings with five or ...
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Small Gain for Multifamily Built-for-Sale Construction

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October New Home Sales Down on Higher Rates

Nov 26th 2024 : Steadily rising mortgage rates coupled with ongoing affordability challenges kept many potential home buyers on the sidelines in October Sales of newly built single-family homes in October declined to a seasonally adjusted annual rate according to newly released data from the U S Department of Housing and Urban Development and the U S Census Bureau ...
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Seventh Straight Month of Yearly Deceleration in Home Prices

Nov 26th 2024 : Home price growth continued to slow in September growing at a rate just below year-over-year The S P CoreLogic Case-Shiller Home Price Index seasonally adjusted SA posted a annual gain down from a increase in August The S P CoreLogic Case-Shiller HPI year-over-year rate has decelerated for the seventh consecutive month peaking at ...
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Best Quarter for Multifamily Missing Middle Construction in 17 Years

Nov 25th 2024 : The missing middle construction sector includes development of medium-density housing such as townhouses duplexes and other small multifamily properties The multifamily segment of the missing middle apartments in - to -unit properties has generally disappointed since the Great Recession However there was a noticeable uptick for this type of housing construction in the most recent data For ...
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Single-Family Home Size Nearing Turning Point?

Nov 25th 2024 : An expected impact of the virus crisis was a need for more residential space as people used homes for more purposes including work Home size correspondingly increased in as interest rates reached historic lows However as interest rates increased in and and housing affordability worsened the demand for home size has trended ...
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